Video game studios will work together to find local gaming talent
A pledge has been launched to find the next generation of video game creators in the Liverpool City Region.
READ MORE: I'm absolutely heartbroken about Bill Kenwright but I wanted to share what he has done for meLeading games studios including Avalanche Studios Group, D3T, Lucid Games, Ripstone, Scenegraph Studios, Skyhook Games, Universally Speaking, Firesprite and Wushu Studios have signed the pledge committing to working together to develop local games talent. These studios have been bolstered by educational and charity institutions such as NextGen Skills and the LFC Foundation.
“GameChangers is our pledge to support the next generation of video game creators, to nurture their imagination and fresh ideas, and ensure that together, we can take one of our fastest-growing industries to the next level.” Ripstone, who own Rockwater Games, are based in the Baltic Triangle. Earlier this year, the developers released a new game based on Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit, with players able to inhabit the mind of orphan chess prodigy Elizabeth Harmon.
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